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 Arch Chemicals; New York
Scope: Assessed security program. Designed/developed enhanced security program fencing, turnstiles and gate operators, expanded access control and video camera systems. Developed construction documents and bid requirements. Assisted client with contractor selection. Assisted client and contractor during the installation process and provided telephone support. Conducted a post-installation audit and assisted client and contractor with turnover and commissioning. |
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Armstrong Wood Products; West VirginiaScope: Assessed existing security program and development of comprehensive recommendations for full security program implementation.
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Bombardier; Pennsylvania Scope: Provided professional fire protection engineering services and designated a Fire Alarm/Emergency Notification System that incorporated voice communication and also served as an emergency waring system to meet current OSHA regulations for employee notification. |
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Chevron; Mississippi Scope: Provided security engineering services including development of an enhanced perimeter at a Gulf Coast refinery. |
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Diamond Chemical Company; New Jersey Scope: Conducted a Security Vulnerability Assessement (SVA) based on the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) methodology and incorporating a review of compliance with State of New Jersey Chemical Sector Security Best Practices. In a second phase of the project, SecuraComm developed a Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Plan that documented and provided a means to track the implementation status of all applicable Best Practices Standards and all other measures planned to reduce the risk of terrorist attack. |
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John C. Dolph Company ; New Jersey Scope: Conducted a Security Vulnerability Assessement (SVA) based on the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) methodology and incorporating a review of compliance with State of New Jersey Chemical Sector Security Best Practices. In a second phase of the project, SecuraComm developed a Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Plan that documented and provided a means to track the implementation status of all applicable Best Practices Standards and all other measures planned to reduce the risk of terrorist attack. |
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 Scope: Assessed security program at chemical equipment and distribution centers throughout the US. Assignment included development of prioritized recommendations and probable costs for implementation of enhanced security measures. Developed corporate security policies and procedures, security guidelines for all facilities and corporate security standards for physical security measures. |
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General Chemical; 4 U.S. locations |
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Hercules Chemicals; 3 facilities across U.S |
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Kelstar ; New Jersey Scope: Conducted a Security Vulnerability Assessement (SVA) based on the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) methodology and incorporating a review of compliance with State of New Jersey Chemical Sector Security Best Practices. In a second phase of the project, SecuraComm developed a Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Plan that documented and provided a means to track the implementation status of all applicable Best Practices Standards and all other measures planned to reduce the risk of terrorist attack. |
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Medrad; Pennsylvania Scope: 1st Assignment: Provided an in-depth corporate security program analysis. 2nd Assignment: Reviewed existing security equipment at multiple facilities, developed a conceptual security system design, and development of a complete security construction package. |
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Magnesium Elektron, Incorporated; New Jersey Scope: Conducted a Security Vulnerability Assessement (SVA) based on the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) methodology and incorporating a review of compliance with State of New Jersey Chemical Sector Security Best Practices. In a second phase of the project, SecuraComm developed a Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Plan that documented and provided a means to track the implementation status of all applicable Best Practices Standards and all other measures planned to reduce the risk of terrorist attack. |
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 Mine Safety Appliances (MSA); 4 U.S. locations |
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Ondeo Nalco; Pennsylvania
Scope: Confirmed existing security plan and provided a vulnerability assessment of additional facilities to determine the effectiveness of current security program. Developed security countermeasures. |
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Playtex Products; Delaware Scope: Reviewed current security measures for headquarters, manufacturing facility and parking areas. Developed recommendations for long-term enhancements. |
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Scope: Assessed security measures. Developed recommendations for short and long-term security and safety improvements. Designed/developed, specification and support of the installation of security measures. Typical security measures included access control and portal systems, video surveillance assessment systems and life safety systems. Provided turnover and commissioning support. |
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Silberline Manufacturing; Pennsylvania Scope: Development of design, installation specifications and cost estimate for the installation of fencing and controlled vehicle gates at the entrances of the headquarter facility. |
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Timken-Latrobe Steel; Pennsylvania Scope: Performed a vulnerability assessment to identify major vulnerabilities and deficiencies, to allow for development of recommendations for the mitigation of risk and general improvement of the security posture of the facilities. The security review addressed: accessibility to critical assets; existing security equipment usage and function; security protection afforded by the environmental design characteristics; security barriers, signage, and lighting; effectiveness of existing contracted security officer force and their facilities; review of policies and procedures. |
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Valspar; Multiple Sites throughout the U.S.Scope: Development of a set of ‘corporate’ security standards. The standards were divided into two subsets, ‘Deterrents’ and ‘Procedures’. ‘Deterrent’ Standards include standard ‘restricted’ keyway locks at exterior entrances, adequate lighting, alarm systems, anti-trespassing signage at perimeter and entrances, theft deterrent signage at entrances, interior access control via lock and key perimeter fencing. ‘Procedural’ Standards include proprietary information secured, incident reporting system, visitor control via log-in register, visitor badging and required escort, Valspar employee 800 hotline for anonymously reporting security,safety problems or incidents, employee id badges and key management system. |
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